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Prime Minister Abe Shinzo received a courtesy call from Rt. Hon. Mr. William Hague, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the United Kingdom,.
Prime Minister Abe Shinzo received a courtesy call from Rt. Hon. Mr. William Hague, Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs of the United Kingdom,.
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The United Nations Trust Fund for Human Security, which was established by an initiative of the Government of Japan in 1999, decided to extend assistance of approximately 3,300 U.S. dollars to a project entitled “Support to Human Security in Northern Katanga through Early Recovery and Capacity Building of Local Territory of Nyunzu in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.”
Prime Minister Abe Shinzo attended the annual Nagasaki Peace Memorial Ceremony and said, “We who experienced the agony of atomic bombings not once but twice have, despite these ordeals, endured the suffering and the sorrow and raised ourselves to our feet once more, rebuilding our homeland and restoring Nagasaki as a beautiful city. Today is also a day on which we offer solace to the souls of the victims and extend our thanks for the strenuous efforts and achievements of our forebears.” (Source: Prime Minister of Japan and His Cabinet)
August 2 "We will work with increased speed to give shape to the policies to ensure that everyone throughout Japan fully experiences the economic recovery firsthand. I would appreciate your cooperation in this effort," said Prime Minister Abe Shinzo at the Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy. (Source: Prime Minister of Japan and His Cabinet)
Prime Minister Abe Shinzo received a courtesy call from a delegation of the ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly (AIPA) led by H.E. Mrs. Pany Yathotou, President of AIPA.
Prime Minister Abe Shinzo visited the Lao People's Democratic Republic.